Terdell Middleton, James Lofton & Johnnie Gray Autographed 1980 Topps Card #303 Green Bay Packers PSA/DNA #83410011 16x20 An official NFL stitched team

Name: Terdell Middleton, James Lofton & Johnnie Gray Autographed 1980 Topps Card #303 Green Bay Packers PSA/DNA #83410011 16x20 An official NFL stitched team
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Terdell Middleton, James Lofton & Johnnie Gray Autographed 1980 Topps Card #303 Green Bay Packers PSA/DNA #83410011 16x20 An official NFL stitched team

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Terdell Middleton, James Lofton & Johnnie Gray Autographed 1980 Topps Card #303 Green Bay Packers PSA DNA #83410011 16x20 An official NFL stitched team An official NFL stitched team logo football autographed by Earnest Byner and authenticated by JSA certified by MLB Hologram and authenticity guaranteed by RSA This is a 1980 Topps Card that has been hand signed by Terdell Middleton James Lofton and Johnnie Gray

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